horticulture Applications

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  Agriculture & Horticulture

  Hydroponics, Cereal crops, Horticulture and Vegetables and Control of filamentous algal blooms on lakes, lagoons and ponds.

  By Cleveland Biotech Ltd. based in Stockton on Tees, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Gas Sensing for Horticulture

  Controlled Environment Horticulture is a vast topic, and has been utilised in varying forms for centuries. Excavations of the city of Pompeii showed remains of early greenhouses dating back to AD79; and the modern greenhouses are thought to originate in the thirteenth century in Italy. Most people recognise the use of greenhouses for growing flowers and vegetables, whether in their own garden, at garden centres or on a commercial basis. Indeed most people will be conversant with irrigation systems that are used to supply water to such greenhouses and the use of heaters to control the temperature and thereby extend the growing season. However, modern systems have been developed for Controlled Environment Horticulture that are designed to further optimise the growing conditions; with sophisticated computer controlled sensors, combined with advanced software models, that can control not only the temperature, light level and water, but also the level of nutrients, humidity, pH and CO2

  By Edinburgh Instruments Ltd based in Livingston, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Water treatment for horticulture

  Horticultural and greenhouse operations are facing increasing challenges in dealing with sanitation issues related to water treatment. Over the course of growing a crop, pathogenic microorganisms accumulate and algae flourish on moist surfaces posing a constant threat to plants and produce. The main challenges lie the areas of irrigation water, elimination of biofilm and algae control. Existing biocidal products, while effective in killing algae, are not effective in removing biofilm from the water lines. The ultimate solution would be to employ a biocide that is capable to control algae on greenhouse surfaces and strip the biofilm in irrigation lines. Chlorine dioxide has demonstrated to possess both properties.

  By Applied Oxidation LLC based in Chattanooga, TENNESSEE (USA).

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  Hydroponics

  `A technique of growing plants in nutrient solution”. Hydroponics literally means water-working or water-activation. It is a cultivation technique for growing plants in highly oxygenated, nutrient enriched water, rather than soil. The nutrient solution and its management are the cornerstone for a successful hydroponics system. The function of a hydroponics nutrient solution is to supply the plant roots with water, oxygen and essential mineral elements in soluble form. In soil, biological decomposition breaks down organic matter into basic nutrients that plants feed on. Water dissolves these nutrients which allows uptake by the roots. For a plant to receive a well balanced diet, everything in the soil must be in perfect balance.

  By Myron L Company based in Carlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA).

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  Fertilizer Dosing

  By Albin Pump SAS based in Goteborg, SWEDEN.

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  Greenhouse Information Management

  Why managing company information is important Managing your horticultural company demands insight into various processes. For the cultivation of your crop, you collect information about the greenhouse climate and water and energy use. In addition, you als to deal with data about labor productivity, costs, inventory and planning – among other things. Good control of production and quality, along with the management of costs and yields are essential for your company profit. This means that all the information from the various sources must be structured, stored and displayed in an orderly manner. Only then is targeted information analysis possible in order to arrive at an assessment and improvement.

  By Hoogendoorn based in Vlaardingen, NETHERLANDS.

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  Carbon Dioxide Sensing for Controlled Environment Horticulture

  Introduction: Controlled Environment Horticulture is a vast topic, and has been utilised in varying forms for centuries. Excavations of the city of Pompeii showed remains of early greenhouses dating back to AD79; and the modern greenhouses are thought to originate in the thirteenth century in Italy. Most people recognise the use of greenhouses for growing flowers and vegetables, whether in their own garden, at garden centres or on a commercial basis. Indeed most people will be conversant with irrigation systems that are used to supply water to such greenhouses and the use of heaters to control the temperature and thereby extend the growing season.

  By Edinburgh Instruments Ltd based in Livingston, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Greenhouse Energy Management

  Why regulating your energy consumption is important A growth climate with the proper ratio of light, warmth and CO2 dosage ensures high production and quality. The most important sustainable source of growing light and warmth for your crop process, the sun, is not always sufficiently available. That’s why supplemental energy must be used. However, fossil energy sources, such as natural gas and petroleum are becoming ever scarcer and more expensive and they burden the environment. Efficient management of energy processes and CO2 dosage, therefore, are necessary for sustainable production and for your company profit.

  By Hoogendoorn based in Vlaardingen, NETHERLANDS.

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  Greenhouse Climate Management

  Why regulation of your greenhouse climate is important. As a horticultural entrepreneur, you understand better than anyone that the greenhouse climate has an immense influence on the condition of your crops. Air temperature, humidity, CO2 content and the proper balance of growing lights are essential conditions for a healthy and vigorous crop. By regulating your greenhouse climate in a proper manner, you reduce the chance of disease and plagues and you ensure the quality of your production. Moreover, you save precious energy.

  By Hoogendoorn based in Vlaardingen, NETHERLANDS.

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  Greenhouse Irrigation Management

  Why efficient irrigation is important. Water and fertilizers are essential to the growth of your crop. However, these resources are becoming increasingly scarce worldwide. Modern horticulture has various possibilities for saving water and fertilizers. For example, recirculation of drain water reduces consumption by at least 30%. Exact alignment of the plant’s needs and the irrigation also provides an important contribution to savings. An associated advantage is that an optimal irrigation strategy will increase your crop performance and your profit. Water solutions for your horticultural company With sustainable automation solutions from Hoogendoorn, you can regulate the irrigation in your greenhouse and in your open field in a targeted manner. The innovative iSii process computer precisely coordinates the dosage of various water sources such as rainwater, well water and drain water with the demands of the crop. Wherever possible, iSii also regulates the complete recirculation and disinfection of drain water. The advanced software anticipates changing conditions pro-actively. For example, the frequency and duration of irrigation sessions are adjusted prior to times of more or less sunshine. Based on the measured water intake of the plants and the water content of the soil or substrate, the irrigation can be tailored even more precisely to the growth process

  By Hoogendoorn based in Vlaardingen, NETHERLANDS.

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  Environmental solutions for the green roofs sector

  Sloped Green Roofs Utilize GEOWEB 3D Confinement Technology. Presto has partnered with the leader in the vegetated roof industry American Hydrotech, Inc. for all vegetated roof projects in the United States. They provide a complete solution for all roof types — utilizing the Presto GEOWEB 3D Confinement technology for their product known as GardNet in their Garden Roof Assembly for sloped roof applications.

  By Presto Geosystems based in Appleton, WISCONSIN (USA).

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  Fertigation Monitoring /Nutrient Concentration Monitoring

  We have optimized six and four ion probes for horticultural applications. For growers, these products offer a “lab-in-hand” solution — a quick and affordable way to maintain the proper nutrient balance required for better yield, improved flavor and color, greater disease resistance and longer shelf life. Controlling the concentration of nutrients in liquids is a vital step in the fertigation process. Today, nutrient levels are tested daily, most commonly by measuring pH and EC, and dispatching samples to offsite labs for analysis. This traditional testing protocol is time-consuming and costly, and delays access to information on potential yield-threatening nutrient levels.

  By CleanGrow based in Blackpool, IRELAND.

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  Measuring Ion Concentrations in Plant Tissue

  Measuring Ion Concentrations in Plant Tissue

  Required Apparatus:

  • Aptisens Digital or Mobile Multiple Ion Kit
  • Weighing scales
  • Liquid measurement device e.g. graduated cylinder
  • Bowl for stirring
  • Spoon for stirring
  • Funnel
  • Filter paper / muslin
  • Conical flask / vessel

  Required chemicals:

  • Aptisens multiple ion conditioning solution
  • Aptisens Plant Tissue multiple ion calibration solutions
  • Deionised water

  Sample Preparation:
  This preparation can be applied to any plant tissue. Take a sample of lettuce and remove any soil but do not wash the plant tissue as doing so may reduce the number of ions in sample. Weigh this sample and record (say 100 g). Macerate the plant tissue in a blender and add a known amount of hot deionised water to the sample to extract the nutrients. For example, dilute the sample two-fold (200 mL), three-fold (300 mL) or five-fold (500 mL). Ensure all the plant tissue is covered with water and leave to sit for approximately 30 min with some stirring. The sample then needs to be filtered.

  Set up a funnel with folded filter paper in a conical flask or any vessel that can hold a funnel. Pour the plant tissue and water into the funnel and allow the mixture to filter. Collect the filtrate.

  Calibration:
  Before use the multiple ion probe must be conditioned in Aptisens multiple ion conditioning solution. Ensure the correct calibration solutions for a three-point calibration are set up on the Mobile meter or MeterLink. Follow the instructions for calibration and proceed to take a sample reading when the calibration data is ‘very good’ or ‘good’ for all ions.

  Sample Reading:
  Place the probe in the plant tissue filtrate and ‘Take a Sample’ reading. The concentrations for each ion will be displayed in ppm or mmol / L.

  Remember to multiply these concentrations by the dilution factor.

  Probe Care:
  After taking your reading be sure to remove the sensors from the solution as quickly as possible, rinse with deionised water and replace the cap of the probe

  By Aptisens based in Little Island, IRELAND.

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  Measuring Ion Concentrations in Hydroponics Samples

  Required Apparatus:

  • Aptisens Digital or Mobile Multiple Ion Kit

  Required chemicals:

  • Aptisens multiple ion conditioning solution
  • Aptisens multiple ion HORTICULTURE calibration solutions
  • Deionised water

  Sample Preparation:
  Typically, it is not a requirement to filter a hydroponics sample.

  Calibration:
  Before use the multiple ion probe must be conditioned in Aptisens multiple ion conditioning solution. Ensure the correct calibration solutions for a three-point calibration are set up on the Mobile meter or MeterLink. Follow the instructions for calibration and proceed to take a sample reading when the calibration data is ‘very good’ or ‘good’ for all ions.

  Sample Reading:
  Place the probe in the aqueous extract and ‘Take a Sample’ reading. The concentrations for each ion will be displayed in ppm or mmol / L.

  Probe Care:
  After taking your reading be sure to remove the sensors from the solution as quickly as possible, rinse with deionised water and replace the cap of the probe.

  By Aptisens based in Little Island, IRELAND.

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  Water Heating Systems for Hydroponics and Water Cooling Systems for Hydroponics

  Delta Hydronics Inc. is recognized as the leader in the Hydroponics Industry by designing, engineering and installing water heating and cooling systems for the hydroponic growing, harvesting and produce processing industries.

  • Bean Sprouts
  • Soy Sprouts
  • Alfalfa Sprouts
  • Blended Sprouts
  • Lettuce
  • Tofu
  • Soy Milk
  • Many More

  By Delta Hydronics based in Hudson, FLORIDA (USA).

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  Separation and filtration for agriculture

  AgroMatt has been developed for used for landscaping and horticultural applications. This environmentally friendly product prevents the use of pesticides and avoids labor intensive weeding between pots and plants.  Available in UV stable  black, green and brown fabrics can this perfectly be incorporated in the environment. Lines and squares are being woven into the fabric for the comfort of its users.

  By Mattex Geosynthetics based in Dubai, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES.

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  Automated Control Systems for Aquaculture

  Argus is an automated control systems pioneer with over thirty years of leadership and innovation in control technology. We were among the first to use computers for integrating the control of greenhouse environments and irrigation systems. Today our systems are used in horticulture and biotechnology research facilities, universities, aquaculture and aquaponics, and many other custom control applications at sites throughout the world.

  By Argus Control Systems Ltd. based in Surrey, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA).

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  Water Treatment Solutions For Agriculture Industry

  The agriculture industry is a water intensive industry that needs a constant contaminant free water supply to ensure high harvest yields and healthy farm livestock. This requires agriculture water treatment solutions and specific soil additives that are sustainable and environmentally friendly. Agriculture water treatment and waste water treatment is essential to prevent bacteria, fungus, while reducing pesticide and nutrient pollution degradation of farmland used in commercial agriculture and horticulture operations. Genesis Water Technologies can engineer, build and provide sustainable agriculture water treatment and wastewater reuse systems as well as specific soil mediums for both greenhouse nurseries and commercial farming operations.

  By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc. based in Maitland, FLORIDA (USA).

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  Oxytab By GlobalEx

  WAT Export SRL develops internationally GlobalEx product range. GLOBALEX is an advance technology of CLO2 production. Effervescent tablets in water produce CLO2 gas. Very efficient, easy to use, easy to ship, easy to store, no residues, not harmful! Known as the best disinfectant for unlimited kind of applications, Oxytab By GlobalEx is dedicated to: Aquaculture Poultry farm Horticulture Irrigation Livestock Food production line Beverage production line… Our range of products can be used in any quantity needed. From 1 litre spray to stock solution for mass production industries. See full description of product to see all advantages.

  By GlobalEx based in REPUBBLICA DI SAN MARINO, ITALY.

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  Bio Soil Magic ORGANIC SOIL ADDITIVE THAT STIMULATES SOIL HEALTH AND ASSISTS IN SOLUBILIZING MINERALS IN THE SOIL

  AN ORGANIC SOIL ADDITIVE THAT STIMULATES SOIL HEALTH AND ASSISTS IN SOLUBILIZING MINERALS IN THE SOIL FOR MORE EFFICIENT UPTAKE Deserving of it's name, Bio Soil Magic is installed at only 50 grams per acre into the soil prior to seeding. Among it's benefits, Bio Soil Magic reduces applied moisture, decreases fertilizer usage, assists greatly in solubilizing phosphates and mobilizing potassium for easier and more efficient uptake of nutrients. When combined with Seed UP, a microbial inoculant, it results in profuse root development and increased yields of quality crops. BIO SOIL MAGIC is based on an advanced scientific approach combining the benefits of bio fertilizers and new technological solutions using naturally occurring bio stimulants. It maintains a balanced, efficient and effective microbial environment that decreases pressures from pathogens, and reduces fertilizer, water and pesticide inputs. BIO SOIL MAGIC is intended for use in field crops, horticulture, turf, forage and ornaments. BIO SOIL MAGIC product should be used by persons trained in the proper methods of handling and application. The microbial consortia in this product assist in maintaining the ecological balance of the soil and play a pivotal role in significantly improving soil conditions.

  By Terawet Green Technologies, Inc. (TGT) based in San Diego, CALIFORNIA (USA).